The Cathedral Arts Project (CAP) recently announced the installation of seven new members to its Board of Directors. CAP’s mission is to empower every child’s creative spirit, elevate arts educators in their field and advocate for access and equity in arts education.
“The expertise and diverse experience of the new members of our board bring an extraordinary level of professionalism and knowledge that will make a significant impact on the growth of CAP as we look forward to our next chapter,” said Rev. Kimberly Hyatt, President and CEO of CAP. “We are grateful for their commitment to our mission and dedication to making arts education accessible to all children.”
The new members are: Randy DeFoor, Senior Vice President and National Agency Counsel for Fortune 500 Company Fidelity National Financial; Beverly Hicks Flanagan, Senior Relationship Strategist for PNC; Colleen Haley, Corporate Secretary of Black Knight, Inc. and Dun & Bradstreet; Robyn Kreimborg, Program Manager, NASA Programs at BB&E Consulting; Aundra Wallace, President of JAXUSA Partnership, the private, nonprofit regional economic development arm of the JAX Chamber overseeing efforts of the seven counties of Northeast Florida. He currently serves on the boards of Goodwill Northeast Florida, World Affairs Council Jacksonville, Sulzbacher Village, Florida State College of Jacksonville Foundation, Volunteers In Medicine, LIFT Jax, Ascension St. Vincent’s Healthcare Foundation, Florida State College of Jacksonville Foundation, ULI Public Private Partnership Council, LISC Advisory Board and Leadership Florida. He is a member of the Urban Land Institute, NAIOP, International Economic Development Council and International City/County Managers Association.
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